Overview

RetroHub switches on an interactive-television terminal from the early 1990s. A mosaic of numbered tiles, a number to dial — and behind the Games tile, a whole games room drawn pixel by pixel.

Developed and published by Réseau Inter-Système inc., this casual arcade collection launched on Steam on October 17, 2026, and supports both single-player and multiplayer modes.

The interface and in-game text are available in English and French, giving it a distinctly bilingual, retro-futuristic flavor.

Highlights

  • Three classic games in one package: Onyx (a pinball table), Backgammon (with a strategic AI opponent), and Yum (a dice game with a real score sheet).
  • Authentic retro presentation: The entire experience is framed as an early-90s interactive TV terminal, with pixel-art visuals and a dial-up aesthetic.
  • Multiplayer and single-player options: Play solo against the machine or challenge friends in local multiplayer sessions.

Who It's For

RetroHub is perfect for players who grew up with 1990s interactive TV or who simply enjoy well-crafted digital adaptations of classic tabletop and arcade games. The pinball table offers a faithful recreation of the original cabinet, while the backgammon AI is designed to look ahead rather than play randomly — a treat for strategy-minded players.

The dice game Yum adds a light, luck-based diversion that fits neatly into short play sessions.

Game Info

  • Developer/Publisher: Réseau Inter-Système inc.
  • Genres: Casual, Action, Arcade, Card Game, Word Game, Board Game
  • Modes: Single-player, Multi-player
  • Languages: English, French
  • Release Date: October 17, 2026
  • Platform: Steam (PC)

Whether you're dialing in for a quick round of pinball or settling in for a thoughtful backgammon match, RetroHub delivers a charming slice of early digital entertainment.